LZT1012583: The Faith of Treaties Exemplified or John Bull's Last Effort to Oblige His False Friends, Engraving 1794, a Satire on the Diplomatic Situation in 1794, Showing French Soldiers Shooting at Raging Bull, and Saying Vive La Republic, Blood and Plunder, No Quarter to John Bull, to the Bull's Back is Strapped a Bundle Inscribed Debt Debt and to Its Hind Leg is Chained a Heavy Weight Inscribed Subsidies. Behind the Bull, England's Allies Turn Their Backs and Depart Down Roads Marked by Signposts. / Bridgeman Images
LZT1012593: The Property Tax, Williams, C., Artist, Engraving 1814, Cartoon Shows a Prosperous John Bull Seated in a Chair As a Blue Demon Hovers above Him Using a Magnet to Withdraw Coins from Bull's Waistcoat Pocket. The Ghost of William Pitt Rises from the Floorboards Saying Johnny Shall Never Forget Me. / Bridgeman Images
LZT1016244: December Was Called Aerra Geola Because the Sun Then Turns His Glorious Course and after the Introduction of Christianity Heilig-Monath or Holy-Month. December Was Among the English above All Things a Month of Festivity. Before the Introduction of Christianity Christmas Was the Feast of Thor and the Wassail Bowl Circulated As Briskly in Honour of the Heathen God As It Has Done Since at the Christian Festival. The Figures in the Woodcut Are Engaged in Threshing the Corn Winnowing It with a Fan and Carrying It Away. / Bridgeman Images